Quick question, any idea why this works but the next fails?
As I understand it this should do :nth-child(n+4), start at the 4th detected child element? Or am I miss understanding that?
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yeah ive used that for logic, but doesnt help with real world testing
Please provide a way to reproduce to help troubleshoot.
if you take any html as an example are you able to do :nth-child(n+3) for example?
it only seems to accept a number not a calculation
(1) not (n+2)
Hey @RedPacketSec,
I tested it with a small workflow, and the CSS Selector :nth-child(n+3) works for me. Here’s the workflow that I created.
must be me as the problem 